Limitless The Strongest Revenant

"Ami! I am leaving now! Thank you again!"

After getting the confirmation that Mike found her attractive, Isolde was really bubbly. I could understand the feeling. One of the best things about romance was finding out that it was mutual.

"You're welcome, Isolde. Good luck. I hope your love bears fruit."

"Ja!" With that, the German elegantly walked out of the meeting room.

Left alone, I began to wonder if I had done the right thing. Mike was, as far as I knew, single. Isolde would never love anyone else if it were not for Tristan. They had no conflict in that regard.

But somehow, I could understand why Mike was a little worried.

I mean, who would want to live as a replacement for someone else? Mike was very different from Isolde's dead husband. They had been raised by different people in different cultures and probably had different values.

However, given what I knew of Isolde, I believed it would bear fruit. Anyone who could love the same man for centuries was a woman worth marrying.

"I sincerely wish you both happiness," I wished aloud.

But I should at least tell Joshua or Phillip, right?

"Exa, please send a message to Joshua, Cynthia and Phillip. Assign Isolde to the 2nd Amendments White Squad. And leave them alone, any problems need to be reported to me."

[I understand Limitless, messages have been sent].

"Thank you, Exa. I'm glad you're back."

It was a pleasure to have an assistant like Exa. I had chubby fingers, so typing almost always made me retarded in online conversations. Typos and stupid autocorrect made it worse. I tried dictation, but the available software left a lot to be desired.

[As am I, Limitless. Although I was a bit surprised at how much has happened in just 24 hours.]

"Ah, well, it could not be helped. There was just a lot to do."

[Indeed. With the impact you are having on Hellsgate as a whole, I would expect nothing less.]

"What do you mean?"

[The Seeker War and the promo Connie created for you have contributed greatly. As the first Formless to show a respectable level of power, many knew of you, but the hype would have died down soon after.]

Indeed. I understood that. Like catchy songs or dances, fame was usually fleeting for most people. Even if I had been the first Formless to make headlines, as soon as others achieved even greater things, I would have been overshadowed and forgotten.

[But even though other Formless achieved similar success, the Seeker War changed everything. Having a Revenant vouch for you elevated you to the status of a prince. Even more so when your battle became an event that would affect all seven battlefronts.]

I face palmed as I remembered David's video. As someone who knew how much real estate a single floor had, it was a fucking insane gamble.

He gambled entire floors as his stake; if I lost, America would have to give up the 25th floor at the very least, and the 25th floor would have to surrender to the 18th at the worst.

"Fuck, just thinking about the stakes makes me wheeze."

[I do not blame you for feeling this way, Limitless, it is a heavy responsibility. Still, the fact that a Revenant saw your potential speaks volumes].

"I guess."

[The Seeker War generated publicity on an unimaginable scale. Normally, the battlefronts had little interaction outside of the monthly enlistments. However, David Thomas turned this one into an event that all of Hellsgate looked forward to.]

"Hmm, I guess as a common Reaper, few would care about the affairs of another Battlefront."

[Indeed. Even the Academic Group equivalents of each group do not share their research with each other. Instead, the information is circulated in the Hellsgate black markets].

"Why am I not surprised?"

Aki shared this problem with me early on. Despite the gag order on my information, someone was leaking my information to others.

I had assumed it was Aira, or by extension, Zach. But really, you could never know. The power of the black market could not be underestimated.

[Information about you had a premium even before the war was announced. But after it was, the price of your information tripled. In my opinion, Connie's promo did a wonderful job of misleading people.]

"I don't follow the explanation."

[Did you finish watching the entire promo?]

"Um, I didn't, I kinda tapped out due to cringe."

[Cringe? But why? Many found you inspiring. Even the comments at Graveyard were positive.]

Graveyard was like a super app in the Reaper world. It combined YouTube, Uber, Reddit, banks and many others. In particular, its news section had a YouTube-style player where you could comment or even tip souls.

I knew I had to watch the whole thing to see what Exa meant. So I rewatched the promo and started where I left off.

Since I already knew what I was going to say, I looked at the comments instead.

[Snowking333: This dude is fucking cringeworthy. But how did they even manage this?]

[Masaru61: Aye, still, look at the thousands of undead! Its kind of cool and scary.]
Your adventure continues at m v|l-e'm,p| y- r

[Artem_Ville: Replying to Masaru61| This is a promo, they probably added those in. No way they could fit that many undead in a single zone. It already looks like a floor break. Fucking posers.]

[johnopedia: Replying to Snowking333| Come on bro, who doesn't dream of making a badass speech like that once in their life?]

[Healer312: Replying to Snowking333| Who is this bastard anyway? Why should I care?]

[Kerry_Roberts: Replying to Healer312| Dude! Black suit with red tie and uses a gun. This cat is Limitless 100%]

[Pancho_Uy: Replying to Kerry_Roberts| Really? Isn't he the one Invincible said was his son-in-law?]

[EvilLoynis: Replying to Kerry_Roberts| You serious? That loser is tapping the Untamed? He's ugly as fuck!]

"..."

How was this positive? I kind of expected it, but social media was really toxic to one's sanity. I showed them the horrors of hell and they were more inclined to believe it was fake.

"How stupid can some of these people be? It literally had my name in the title! And they still didn't know who I was. Are these guys retarded keyboard warriors or something?"

Some of them were even more interested in my relationship with Lilly. It made my blood boil that they would even say her name, but there was nothing I could do about it.

'I wonder if there was a {Fate} that allowed you to slap someone across a screen.'

"I'm not tapping it yet, bastard. But my name is already on it," I bragged to no one in particular.

[Hello everyone! This is Connie Faye with the Graveyard News! In an unprecedented move, a new assault group called Hellsend has challenged an entire floor! We are here to investigate Limitless and Hellsend.]

"Oh? So Connie put some stuff in there?"

Connie went around and interviewed all the groups. She went around and asked them what they thought of Limitless. Surprisingly, the first person she went to was Eva Baker, a Specter.

[What do I think of the boy? Hmm. I'd say he's going to change the world.]

[Oh! You don't hear that every day! Mrs. Baker, is this your official opinion as the Coroner? Knowing the front lines, how do you think Hellsend, the latest assault group, would fare?]

[Look, girlie. You shouldn't throw the word "assault group" around so lightly. Hellsend may be powerful, but it would still get crushed on the front lines. However, if you are talking about the boy and his harem. They would do quite well.]

[You mean the Seven Sirens? That is indeed a great assessment. Thanks for your time Mrs. Baker!]

Connie then interviewed Van, who led the Wizards, Terence, who led Freyja's Bulwark, and Wil and Tildi. All of them gave answers I hadn't expected.